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Has China Stolen Brain Data From Athletes for Military Use?

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Theft of brain data for military use. What might seem more like something out of a science fiction movie or a James Bond saga is a reality, according to aninvestigation published o

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World sport has recently been stolen from reflectors by an alleged accusation against the Chinese government, who would have stolen brain data from elite athletes such as Charles Leclerc and Manchester City players.Undoubtedly, the news has shaken the sports environment, as a recent investigation would put China at the centre of the world for allegedly stealing the mental data from sports figures for military use.Charles Leclerc, a driver in For…

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Jannik Sinner's brain waves were stolen for one purpose: to train the Chinese soldiers of the future. Pablo Torre, an American investigative journalist, who in his podcast claims that someone on behalf of the Chinese government would hack the biofeedback technology FocusCalm, used by many top-notch athletes. Not only Sinner's, but also those of Iga Swiatek, Mikaela Shiffrin and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc among the most famous. In his podcast…

·Rome, Italy
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Tennis, F1, football, skiing... An explosive investigation reveals that China would have hacked into the brain waves of stars like Jannik Sinner, Charles Leclerc or Manchester City players thanks to a simple helmet...

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An investigation has just come to light that reveals that China could have accessed brain data from famous athletes with the aim of using them in military projects.The information would have been obtained through electronic headbands called FocusCalm created by BrainCo, born at Harvard in 2015, but then moved to China.From Hunterbrook Media and journalist Pablo Torre from their YouTube channel report that these headbands function as headphones t…

·Madrid, Spain
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The investigation points out that data collected by intelligent headbands may be being used for soldier training.

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Le Point.fr broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, September 18, 2025.
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